Why Comment?

Comments are cool!

That’s why!

In all seriousness, commenting on the posts on this blog is just your (and our) way of building an interactive community.

I want to know what you think.

I want to answer your questions.

And I want to help you as best I can.

Plus, when you join in the conversation, you help others through your questions, answers, and inspiration.

My goals with this blog are the following:

1. To provide you with inspiring fitness and nutrition content,

2. To connect with you on a more personal level, and

3. To develop an eager and interactive community whose goal it is to lead healthier and fitter lives.

Please realize that I can’t do this alone.

Your feedback and contribution is truly appreciated…and necessary.

So yes, commenting is cool but it also helps everyone, including YOU!

One Response to “Why Comment?”

  1. Michael Wlodarczyk

    Hi Yuri love your videos! I have a question about circuit training. I want to try some corcuit training because basically I have never done it and I want to make major change to my routine. I came up with a upper and lower body split routine. Upper body routine – dumbell press, lat pulldowns, sit ups, diamond pushups, seated rowing skull crushers, bicep curls. Rest 1 min -1.5 min and reapeat two more times. Just wondering if this is ok for a circuit routine and how many reps should I be going for for each exercise? I figure to failure but should I chose a weight that lets me fail around 8-12 reps or more like 20-25 reps? Thanks a lot!!

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